if you don't know what i'm talking about, there's a great description at their website. 20 blocks will be chosen to go into a raffle quilt, and the remaining will be made into quilts for 46 beds at the austin children's shelter. won't that be so great?!
i thought i'd share with you the easy instructions for making this block.
i used this method for making the flying geese, and i really like it. simple, easy, and fast.
so, start with one 7.5" square and four 4" squares . i used two colors for my 4 inch squares.
cut in half along drawn line, and press. now you have 2 little heart shapes!
lay another 4 inch square in the remaining corners. same thing - draw a line, stitch along both sides, cut, press. tada! four flying geese!
trim them up, stitch them together, and add some white to both sides. for this block i used 2 1/2" strips, but you can make this block whatever size you want by changing those widths. you can also add another strip to the top and bottom, like in the blocks i made for do. good stitches.
i keep imagining this repeated in a quilt, but i can't decide which colors i'd like the best!
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| august block for do. good stitches - inspire |
or which direction i'd have them go.
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| august block for do. good stitches - inspire |




1 comment:
That is a cool tutorial for flying geese that I have not seen before!! Thanks for sharing Tammie!
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